Sentence examples for though not addressed from inspiring English sources

The need for capacity building with youth and children was given prominence early in the negotiations, though not addressed in the discussions of the Working Group on Targets and Indicators.

Even though not addressed directly, the Act renounced any attempt to resurrect the former Polish-Lithuanian union.

Though not addressed by Slattery, the question of whether the US can verify adherence to any negotiated settlement or if Iran could maintain a covert capability able to circumvent an agreement remain.

Though not addressed to any one person specifically, the documents were circulated at the top of the Russian government, outlining a game plan to damage Hillary Clinton's credibility and reputation and skew US voters to elect a president who would go easy on Russia.

Though not addressed in the study, it's also likely that the consumption of alcohol, a well-documented behavioral disinhibitor (sorry for the psych-speak), and the testosterone and adrenaline that often saturates the viewing environments of football games (sorry for the stereotype) may very well contribute to the increase in domestic violence.

Though not addressing the Hastert rule specifically, a spokesman for Mr. Boehner said that the speaker knew that a default must be headed off.

Though not addressing the T1/T2 model explicitly, the recent review by Green and Guyer (2011) references a disarticulation of the T1 phase.

Several other simulation studies have been performed on this same issue [ 44– 46], though not addressing its potential relevance for the initiation of AF.

Therefore, the attention is shifted to the possibility of detecting, rather than correcting, these biases; though not addressing the problem directly, this is likely the best option available at present.

When campaigning in 2007, president Obama called for a mandatory label on genetically modified ingredients though has not addressed the issue since.

Robinson, though, did not address the team as a group, Edwards said.